DAZN selects LIGR for the
National League
LIGR delivers automated graphics, distribution, highlights and archival services across all National League clubs as DAZN's technology partner for England's fifth tier of football.
The Challenge
The National League needed a scalable production solution that could deliver consistent broadcast-quality coverage across every club in England's fifth tier, without requiring dedicated production teams at each venue.
DAZN, as the exclusive rights holder, required automated graphics, real-time data integration, highlights generation, and centralised distribution — all managed from a remote operations hub.
The Solution
LIGR was selected as the technology partner to deliver an end-to-end automated production stack. Working alongside High Viz Media for camera operations and Sportradar for live data, LIGR's platform powers graphics, highlights and streaming under one unified system.
The result is a model where even lower-tier football is produced with broadcast-grade tools, creating new commercial and fan engagement opportunities for every club.
See It in Action
Inside the Production Stack
The tools powering broadcast-quality graphics and automated highlights for every National League match.
What LIGR Delivers
Automated Graphics
Live scoring powered by Sportradar data feeds drives broadcast graphics automatically across every match.
Low-Latency Distribution
Real-time streaming delivery to multiple takers with minimal delay.
Highlights & Content
Automated clip generation and mini-match editing delivered post-match for every fixture.
Archive & MCR Integration
Centralised graphics control via LIGR Fuse with full match archival and metadata.
Remote Control Room
Unified graphics management across all clubs from a single remote operations hub.
Scalable Architecture
Modular platform designed for future league expansion and additional output formats.
Partner Ecosystem
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